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Control-Oriented Hysteresis Models for Magnetic Electron Lenses

This paper deals with finding appropriate hysteresis models that predict the behavior of electro-magnetic lenses used with electron microscopy. The iterative selection procedure consists of experiment design and mathematical analysis of hysteresis models. We will show two examples of pitfalls when t...

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Published in:	IEEE transactions on magnetics 2009-11, Vol.45 (11), p.5235-5238
Main Authors:	van Bree, P.J., van Lierop, C.M.M., van den Bosch, P.P.P.
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Subjects:	Accommodation Control systems Cross-disciplinary physics: materials science rheology Curve fitting Electron microscopy Exact sciences and technology Experiment design Hysteresis Iterative methods Lenses limit cycles Magnetic electron lenses Magnetic field measurement Magnetic fields Magnetic flux Magnetic hysteresis Magnetic lenses Magnetism Materials science Mathematical analysis Mathematical model Mathematical models modeling Other topics in materials science Physics Predictive models time domain measurements
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